California to Make Pictures leer Workers Attorneya Gat Order
California authorities move to compel a judge and prosecutor to reveal authority for action as federal grand jury seeks records from the unions linked to the McNamara case. Judge Markey overruled motions by the International Association of Bridge and Iron Workers and John McNamara to block turnover of books to state authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leer Workers Attorneya’ Gat
Indianapolis
Fedora
Judie Markey
Tnterhesi¢nal Association of Uridee and Btricehval Iron Workers
Excuses Thin McNamara Jury Pool in Murder Case
Los Angeles on November 2 jurors excused in the McNamara murder trial left only ten of forty summoned due to court-accepted excuses. Judge Mordweil postponed the preliminary examination as valid excuses reduced the venire, with three jurors remaining from the prior panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Mordweil
Record of grain trade gains and farmer payouts
Data shows large transfers into the grain market and sizable payments to farmers and shippers. Wheat and corn shipments rose sharply, with barley and rye also profitable for producers. overall, 1900s era figures indicate record-backflow and high returns for farmers and crop shippers despite market fluctuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hioneapolla
Mingi
Noy
Ninneapolis
Qergber
Akio
Enty
WAS Stevens Re-Elected Ace Anlen Victory
Fragmentary OCR lists officers and roles with names such as Anne Gordes Evanetor Ti and Mrs Elizabeth P Hutch ieson. It references Evanston and mentions positions Treasurer Secretary Vice President and Lincoln but details are garbled. The readable segments suggest a constitutional or organizational election outcome with Stevens re-elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ace Anlen
Fare
Sigs
Anne &O Gordes
Evanetor
Beers
Yecgtding Ebretary
Bureh Hoge
Lincoln
Elizabeth P. Hutchieson
Evanston
Hitchcock Not to Resign as Postmaster General
A garbled notice indicates rumors that Franklin D. Hitchcock will not resign as postmaster general and may be considering marriage. The statement suggests it arose amid a broader remark linked to a report circulating locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitchcock
Washington
Frank HE. Hitchcork
Hitchcock Binwelf
Woman Beaten After Altercation At Kansas Event
Reports say a woman was beaten with a weave instrument and left unconscious after a disturbance during a show in Kansas. No further details on suspects or location available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan
Kanga
Suit Against County prompts third filing in circuit court
Dr Arthur Kimbell of Battle Creek begins suit in circuit court to collect 1404.10 from the county board of supervisors which had disallowed part of his bill for services as health officer and contagious disease treatment. The case follows prior refusals and appeals, with the doctor seeking full payment and the board sustaining lower rulings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calhoun
Arthur
Kimball
Battle Creek
Wimbel Aled
Battle Crack
Kimbell
Ciicuit Court
Ludge North
Supreme Court
Su Preme Court
State treasury near depletion prompts bills backlog
Lansing November 7 the state treasurer's report for October shows 4 percent balance in the general fund of 108,635.22. Bills outstanding total about 125,606, risking salary payments and other obligations. The primary school fund lists 385,961,668 on hand with October disbursements totaling 407, with receipts at 22.54.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Mich
Sista
Gow
Offici
Bad Boy on Trial in Juvenile Court
Earl Browning of Level Park in this county faces juvenile court action at age fourteen after a pattern of pranks and disturbances at school and in the village. Testimony showed store theft, a rifle purchase, and a cat shot. parents prefer home discipline and a suspended judgment if possible, with a second trial likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Browning
Level Park
Earl
Pat
Torm
Bey
Michigan
Porter
Kirthmans
Alice van Gelken
Henry Vester
Itaigo
Greg
Getiaved
Broening
Locals report removals and legal notices in Battle Creek
The report notes Harrison giving up his horses and leaving the grounds to work for George Connor in Battle Creek with his family living in the ticket office. It also mentions Alvira Wockwood probate actions, two horses valued at 9400 turned to a widow, Fred Hoss jailed for theft after a drunken release, and a farmer from Predovia involved in a shoplifting incident.
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Harrison
George Connor
Battle Creek
Gray
Alvira Wockwood
Peter Lock- Wood
Sir Marebali Township
Fred Hoss
Hastile
Fred
Jyalics McCutcheon
Albign
M.A. Bailey
Henry's Law on railroads becomes a dead letter
Rep James Heary proposed rail worker qualifications but the Interstate Commerce Commission has not acted. The plan, tied to union support and Grand Trunk strike memories, would require apprenticeship and physical fitness for safety. Michigan may push federal action to add a safety appliance provision.
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James Heary
Lwualing
Hut Tt
Inter
Sion
Stewart
Henry'n
Grand Trunk
Hiterstate’ Commerce Commmission
Michigan
Watanseas
Commission
Referendum and Initiative Case Moves Through Courts
The Oregon initiative and referendum fight reaches the Oregon Supreme Court challenging a bond ordinance and state law. Missouri with other states file briefs opposing and supporting the Oregon approach, while San Francisco lawyers contest the Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph Co. v Oregon case as the broader battle on democratic power unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Oregon
Portland
Supreme Court of Oregon
Portlwood
Missouri
George Fred. Wittems
Boston
California
Arkansas
Colorado
South Dakota
Nebraska
M.spillsbury
Oscar Sutro
San Francisco
Pacific States Telephone End Telegraph Company
Bond sale report on English capital and Philadelphia syndicate
Fragmentary OCR summary notes that a Missouri buyer or entity related to MU and MUY underwent a bond sale to English capitalists and the A. W. Clark syndicate of Philadelphia. The text is garbled but mentions a boat valued around 443000 and hints at continued coverage on page 3. Names and specifics remain unclear due to transcription errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. UY. KR
A. W. Clark Syndicate
Philadelphia
Blizzard Conditions Reported Across Plains and Midwest
Weather reports note a first snow event with blizzard conditions stretching from Florida to North Dakota. Areas including Calumet Michigan and Houghton Minnesota report varying snow depths and high winds while rail service slows under cold, icy conditions across Wisconsin Iowa Nebraska and Kansas.
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Goldade
North Y Dakota
Suth
Mercury
Zevo
Mismareh
Ind
Aga
Waver
Child found dead after alleged kidnapping near Wild Cat
In York Pennsylvania readers learn of the discovery of Charles Ely, an 18 month old child of Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Ely, found dead in a wooded area about a mile from home. Investigators believe the child was abducted and died from deprivation after being kept secluded for a time. Two witnesses, Abe Hidle and others, reported discovering the body after wandering the hills in search of rabbits. The incident suggests the child was carried away and hidden to avoid capture. Later reports note English Labour gains in Parliament with results favoring Bradford, Liverpool, Leeds, South Shields, and Manchester in the provincial results.
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York
Nev
Charles Ely
Hiramw
Abe
Harry Mundig
Wiliams Hurt
Robert Arnold
Chet
England
London
Hegland
Bradford
Liverpool
Leeds
South Shields
Manchester
Chinese Tension Eases as Yuan Shih Kai Returns To Power
Reported easing of Yangtse tension with Yao Shih Kai's Hankow entry. Cabinet control appeases assembly and landlords. Nation awaits after a secret assembly meeting with new ministers. Edicts resign ministers and keep Yuan Shih Kai as commander at the front.
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Yoor Shih Kai
Hankow
Rommonet
RAF
Condtlent Longtise
Chine
Japan
Shih
Kal
Chineae
Pekin
Edu
Yuan Shih Kat
Sultan Sends Greetings to Turkmen Troops at Tripoli
Constantinople reports the Sutras ordered greetings to Turkmen troops in Tripoli praising their heroism and discipline. The Sultan’s pride was proclaimed as volunteers prepared for ongoing exercises and a chamber press release noted further actions and marches toward Tyipalioade with divine support.
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Constantinople
Tripoli
Tripal
Tyipalioade
Sayer
Teyn
Slaughter Claims Amid Tripoli Conflict Raise Debate
A cautious official statement in Rome denies a wanton slaughter by Allied troops in Tripoli while admitting casualties on both sides. The record cites Arabs removed, villages destroyed, and wounded soldiers examined, with harsh charges and counterclaims regarding atrocities and retaliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Eosign Traops
Tripoli
Ze Wall
Tris
Alian
Oasis
Aviator Drops Grenades Sparks Turkish Camp Panic
Nov 2. Lieutenant Gayot, a flying officer, located 2000 Turks at Oasis Alazaks. He dropped four grenades with special explosive. one burst in the camp center causing panic. Turks fled shelters as cattle stampeded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gayot
Wulkery
Alazaks
Sanerous
Negray
Taft Reviews Atlantic Fleet In New York Harbor
President Taft spent the day aboard the Atlantic Fleet in the Hudson River and New York Harbor, reviewing ships and traveling to Morgantown for West Virginia inaugural exercises. He faced political theater as he navigated encounters with lawmakers and wealthier figures amid a busy travel schedule across several states.
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New York
Ban Mrived
Jersey City
Hudson
Washington
Taft
Morgantown
W. Wa
Hodges
Universls
West Virginia
Pairment
iGratton
Congress
Han
Chevy Chane Lake
Thim
Martin W. LA Tleten
Chamber of Cempere
Ork
Pat Orlels
United States
Btper Corporation
Lecaine
Gutty
Tate
Mir. Watt
Pitteburg
Koehler Divorce Case At West Point Sparks Alimony
Captain Herman Koehler, master of fencing at the United States Military Academy West Point, seeks a divorce from his wife a former school teacher. His wife testifies to years of conduct that leads to her winning the decree with alimony of 80 dollars a month and assignment of her life insurance and other allowances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh
Wir
Herman ‘Koehler
United States
West. Point
Sickles Blackballed by New York Loyal Legion
Gen Daniel Sickles, veteran of Civil War Venus at Jettyburg peach orchard, is reportedly blackballed by the New York commandery of the Loyal Legion amid disputes over omitted names on Civil War monuments and battlefield memorials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Daniel EB. Sickles
Jettyeburg
Loyal Legion
Sickles
New-York State
Wisconsin gains population 12 percent in census count
Washington November 2 The director of the census announced Wisconsin’s population at the thirteenth census as 2 222 260 up 264 818 and 12 percent from 1900. Continental United States growth was 15 percent. General Paul Lang, longtime New Hampshire political figure and U S consul at Shebroprophe Quebec, died after a short illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wisconsin
United States
Paul Lang
Ottawa
Sbherprophe
Quebec
Lang
Churchill
Steamer Diolibeh Sinks Off Canary Islands Tragedy
Twenty four people are drowned when the French steamer Diolibeh sinks near the Canary Islands on November 2 while towing the steamer 7id berta. The incident France United service crews and passengers are affected.
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Ies Palas
Canary Islands
Diolibeh
Seat
Berta
Dastar
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Rand
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Woodys
Yuan Shih Kai
Turka
Bryatsent Hodges
State University
Pittsburg
Donles
Koehler
Leyal Legion
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